Apologétique

1) “Entropy isn’t a problem: life is an open system.” Reply :  True for the how  (entropy export). The enigma is the durable maintenance...

What do natural symbols reveal about God? From Bonaventure’s vestigia Dei to Palamas’ divine energies, this essay develops the objection of teleostability: the enigma of life’s persistence against entropy, read through DNA as a living script, Eden as fracture, and Christ as fulfillment in glory.

Introduction “The sons of God saw that the daughters of men were beautiful, and they took as wives whomever they chose... In those days...

An in-depth exploration of “teleostability” through Palamite theology — showing how God’s uncreated energies continually sustain the...

This article explores alien phenomena through a theological lens, linking UAPs, angelic apparitions, Nephilim, and the counterfeit of the glorified body.

Découvrez l’objection philosophique de la téléostabilité : pourquoi l’existence et la persistance de la vie, dans un univers soumis à l’entropie, ne trouvent-elles pas d’explication suffisante dans le matérialisme ? Une réflexion rationnelle, théologique et scientifique qui défend la position catholique.

A Catholic Contemplation of the Glorified Body A baroque and mystical digital painting evoking the Resurrection and the glorified body of...

A theological answer to Voltaire’s infamous line: “God killed God to calm God.” This article explores the true meaning of Christ’s sacrifice, the nature of sin, divine pedagogy, and the misread notion of God's wrath. A deep dive into the mystery of the Cross, illuminated by the Gospel and the Church Fathers.

A contemplative tribute to Pope Francis, who walked humbly between tensions, as a watchman of the Spirit and a witness to unveiled truth—aletheia.

Discover the mystery of the Christian Trinity through the original concept of Alter-unity — a reflection on divine love, relational being, and what makes the Christian vision unique amid today’s spiritual currents.

Ce n’est pas contre des êtres de chair et de sang que nous avons à lutter, mais contre les Puissances, les Principautés, contre les forces invisibles du mal qui habitent les cieux. »— Éphésiens 6,12

A theological reflection on The Society of the Spectacle by Guy Debord, read through the lens of Christian anthropology. This article explores the spectacle as a modern form of sin, disincarnation, and seduction — and presents the Eucharist as its silent, real, and eternal antidote.

Car ce n’est pas la perfection morale qui sauve. Ce n’est pas le fait d’avoir tout bien fait. C’est l’amour, humble, blessé, fidèle...

A contemplative journey through the story of Cain and Abel and the Parable of the Prodigal Son, revealing the mystery of divine pedagogy, si

At the threshold of modern certainties, one maxim stands tall like a mantra of reason: Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

A theological and philosophical meditation on free will as divine grace, confronting fatalism and predestination through Scripture, traditio

An intimate reflection on Charles Melman’s The Man Without Gravity, exploring its deep resonance with the Bible

Far from blindly aligning science with Scripture, the Catholic tradition embraces a deeper harmony between faith and reason.

From the Enlightenment to the present day, anti-clericalism has shaped modern thought.